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Justin R.
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Representation While Purchasing Mobile Home Park

Justin R.
  • Rental Property Investor
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For those that have mobile home park experience did you go directly through the listing broker, or bring in your own broker/consultant? I am new to this segment, and it seems like the listing brokers are incentivized by taking both sides. On the residential side, a realtor has a fiduciary duty to act in their clients best interest. Is this similar in the commercial/mobile home park arena?

If you do bring in your own broker/consultant, what is your criteria and search pattern in a market you are not familiar with?

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    Tevis Verrett
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    Tevis Verrett
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    Very good question OP, I would be interested in learning your thots also.  Getting the popcorn. . .

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